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We gave AI agents autonomy over real code and watched something unexpected happen. The code stayed correct, tests passed, and velocity increased. What broke first wasn’t correctness, but coherence. This is what we learned when local optimization quietly started eroding system intent.
Authorization is not a frontend concern. Learn why permissions, ownership, and authority must be designed as core business logic in real-world software systems.
Most software projects don’t fail because of bad code. They fail because the wrong decisions were made before development ever began. This piece explores how unclear constraints, missing ownership, and rushed early thinking quietly shape systems that collapse later, no matter how well they’re built.